Is it possible for the large number of medical counselors in the hospital to eventually grow into doctors?

People in the industry probably know what the medical guidance desk means in a hospital. It is not accessible to ordinary people. The nurses and aunties there are the ones who dare to bang the table and quarrel with the heads of departments! If one day you see a nurse on the medical guidance desk who "sucks her temper", either you have gone to a private hospital, or she is just a child on rotation or internship... I can only say so much, and I will offend people if I say too much. . There are no doctors at the medical guidance desk.

No matter it is a public hospital or a private hospital, there are no doctors at the medical guidance desk. The medical counselors at the medical guidance desks in public hospitals are basically nurses. Some of the medical guidance officers at the medical guidance desks in private hospitals are nurses. Some private hospitals simply recruit people with non-medical backgrounds to serve as medical counselors. As for the reason, it's not complicated. It's cheaper without a nurse qualification certificate... Private hospitals naturally spend less money, the better, especially "Putian-based" hospitals. The medical counselors at the medical guidance desk in public hospitals are basically nurses, and some are mainly nurses with formal establishment. You should be able to understand this. Of course, there are also non-staff, internship, and rotation nurses. This depends on the specific situation of each hospital. However, it is relatively rare for people with non-medical backgrounds to serve as medical guides in public hospitals because they are not needed at all. Nurses cannot directly change careers to become doctors

At this point, the question actually has been answered. Nurses cannot directly change careers to become doctors. Perhaps this was the case in the early years, but after the formal promulgation of the Practicing Physician Law, this situation no longer exists. According to the relevant provisions of the "Practicing Physician Law", nursing majors, regardless of associate degree, undergraduate degree, master's degree or doctoral degree, are not allowed to participate in the qualification examination for practicing physicians and practicing assistant physicians. Therefore, in our country, the path for nurses to directly change careers to become doctors has been completely blocked! Even if you are a doctor of nursing graduate from Union Medical College, you cannot take the qualification examination for practicing physicians or practicing assistant physicians. To be a doctor, whether it is for internal and external women and children, or for imaging, pathology, or cardiac and electroencephalography, you must have the qualification of a practicing physician or a practicing assistant physician. This is the "iron threshold". Otherwise, you will be suspected of illegally practicing medicine and will be held legally responsible. , or even criminal liability... How can a nurse change her career to become a doctor

Theoretically, a nurse cannot directly change her career to become a doctor, but it is not impossible. If a nurse wants to change her career to become a doctor, that's still possible. However, it is unrealistic to change careers directly. You must re-apply for clinical majors, which simply means going to school to "return". Although it is easy to say, it is still very difficult to operate. At present, the qualification examination for practicing physicians and practicing assistant physicians does not recognize adult education qualifications, and full-time academic qualifications must be used as the qualifications to apply for the examination. This is very troublesome. In other words, even if nurses apply for the undergraduate clinical medicine major in adult education and graduate, they still cannot take the qualification examination for licensed physicians and licensed assistant physicians. Unless s/he retakes the college entrance examination and goes to medical school for another five years to study clinical medicine, stomatology or other related majors! This is obviously unrealistic for many people who have been working for many years and raising families. Therefore, in theory, nurses can change careers and become doctors, but it is very rare for nurses to actually change careers and become doctors.

To sum up, the medical guides in the hospital are mainly nurses, and there are also some non-medical background staff in some private hospitals. Theoretically, nurses can change careers and become doctors as long as they go to medical school and re-study clinical medicine, dental hospital or other related majors, but this is only theoretical. Because the qualification examination for practicing physicians and practicing assistant physicians does not recognize adult education qualifications, if a nurse wants to change her career to become a doctor, it is not possible to change directly. She must go back to medical school to study full-time as a junior college or undergraduate student, and the same is true for a doctorate in nursing! This is difficult to achieve for many nurses who have been working for many years and raising families. Therefore, theory is theory, reality is reality, and it is very rare for nurses to become doctors in reality. What's more, if all the nurses who can go to the medical guidance desk know what's going on, how can they be willing to go to medical school for another five years and change careers to become doctors?

Yes, but the prerequisites are: 1. The guiding doctor needs to be qualified to take the medical qualification certificate examination, 2. After the guiding doctor is qualified to take the medical qualification certificate examination, he has passed the national medical qualification certificate examination, and You need to go to the local health bureau to apply for a doctor's practicing certificate so that you can become a doctor.

In the past, there were few, but not anymore. If it were so easy to become a doctor, then why would the country spend so much money training doctors? Besides, even graduates from regular medical schools must obtain a medical certificate before they can work. What's more, a medical director is at most a nurse. Who dares to let him treat patients? If a medical accident occurs, joint and several liability will be held. Which leader would be so stupid?

I work in a hospital and may be able to answer your questions to your satisfaction. First of all, to become a doctor, you need to successfully go through many steps before you can become a formal doctor. For example, you need to take the college entrance examination and enter a medical school to study medical theory and clinical practice. After graduation, you need to obtain a physician qualification certificate and a physician practice qualification certificate. Now you even have to After graduating from university, you can become a formal doctor by taking a master's degree. This process takes at least 7 years. It is not possible to become a doctor by working as a medical director for many years. Furthermore, the medical guidance in the hospital is usually participated by nurses or auxiliary department personnel of the hospital, because to be a medical guidance, one must also understand medicine and know which department the patient should go to for treatment of the disease. Otherwise, how can this work be completed? , not just anyone can be a medical guide. I hope you will be satisfied with my answer.

The hospital’s medical guidance staff are all newly assigned doctors and nurses. They will first intern in the medical guidance position to familiarize themselves with the hospital environment, provide consultation to patients, guide the medical process and route, etc. New personnel will be assigned in one to two years. The clinical practice work of the majors learned during the internship in the department has gradually entered the stage of independent work.

It is almost impossible to become a doctor without attending a professional school. Doctors need professional knowledge, not just presence. Being a doctor requires strength, unlike being a star, which only relies on face.

It's entirely possible, and it won't take long. After a month or two of doing a good job as a medical guide, you will become an experienced doctor. Hospital directors and well-known experts all started as medical guides and came to the hospital step by step.

Most of the medical guidance staff at the consultation desk are nurses who have just joined the job and work under the management of the head nurse of the outpatient clinic. In large provincial and municipal hospitals (third-A hospitals), there may also be medical students who come to see Diao (only One stop in the rotation of internships or apprenticeships in various departments). Professional clinicians and medical technicians (radiology, laboratory testing, etc. are collectively referred to as medical technicians) professionals are generally not assigned to the medical guidance desk, and temporary ones are also rare.

It cannot be said that there are none, it is very rare. It should be rare, less than one ten thousandth. First of all, from the perspective of hospital employees, as long as they have some medical knowledge, are diligent, and have good external conditions, they can take up the position. The salary given will not be too high. Just recruit some nurses who have graduated from technical secondary school or junior college. . In addition, from the perspective of the applicant, after studying medicine for five years, this kind of job is really not worth doing. It is better to review and take the medical qualification certificate at home. After passing the certificate, you will be a nationally recognized practicing physician!

In theory, it is possible, because as long as you pass the professional examination, you can become a doctor. In fact, it is very rare, because the hospital will not put a doctor or even an intern in an insignificant position. After all, every department is short of leadership. Most doctors are nurses